Sentence examples for which was projected from inspiring English sources

A video camera captured the scene, which was projected onto a giant screen above the stage.

The government had budgeted for a large primary surplus (which excludes interest payments), which was projected at 4% of GDP.

Mrs. Boxer was there last month promoting the tunnel, which was projected to create 4,500 jobs.

A few years back, the big debate in Washington was what to do with the surplus, which was projected to be five trillion dollars over the coming decade.

They both look like their drawings, one of which was projected onscreen behind them: a flyer for an event they did together thirty years previous (shown above).

The current project, he added, is expected to generate the same amount of tax revenue as the food distribution center, which was projected at $7 million a year.

On the other hand, Projection Augmented Model utilized a physical model, which is projected with computer images.

(Even then, it would hardly rival search advertising, which is projected to be a $16 billion business).

They summon a comforting England which is projected as an all-white, anglophone affair.

At each stage he took photographs, which were projected in the courtroom.

Things look even more hopeless in "The Last Film," which is projected on a looming screen.